Tony B

Best of luck! If that don't work it will have to be a new loom! Though as another thought, have you ruled out a tempoary hot spot?

Welcome in Tom.

As you have changed all the electricl parts, might it be time to check the fuel system? Might be worth changing any flexible pipes involved.

Hi Andrew, welcome to the asylum.

These two?

Welcome in.

Welcome Darryl. post pictures of your collection.

:wow::wow::wow: At that rate does the guy want to retire early! Did Nigel quote for a rebuild?

There are sevral variations of the basic oblong lamp. They are a genral purpose lamp, the 6 volt batteries are non obtainable now, but they will fit a modern plastic battery box so you can use modern batteries.

Maybe but when I were a young shaver... Hunters, Folland Gnats, Vulcan and the best of the lot the Buccaner! OOPS!! It's the age, don't forget the Red Pelicans with Jet Provosts!

Welcome in.

Working shifts, anytime. As you can see.

They are a nice truck. Love to get hold of one!

Who cleaned the Pilots seat?

Go down to 'Manage Attachments' click on and follow the instructions. The pictures do need to be quite small though.

Finnaly got over the Luddite and now have Kindle, mainly beacuse it came on my new computer. So I went nosng about. One joy is that it has acaess to a number of the Guntenberg Press free books. I have found a free copy of a book that I've been looking for , but printed copies have been ^&8) expensive. The book is Scapegoats of Empire by Gerorge Witton. It is the story of Witton's court martial as part of the infamous Breacker Morant and the Bushveldt Carbiners. Reffered to in the press of Australia at the time as the English Drefus Affair. The story will be well known to our Australian memebers and was the subject of the Fi;lm Breacker Morant staring Edward Woodward, and well worth watching! The basis is that during the Second South African (Boer) war in the early part of the 20th century. The Bushveldt Carbiners (BVC) were an irregular force officered by Australina's. Though to complicate matters Morant was English but lived in Australia, he and two others were charged with murder for excuting Boer Prioners and a German Missonary. The mater rested on wether Morant had been given legal orders from superior officers not to take prisoners. Morant under cros examination on orders for dealing with prisoners replied 'We applied rule 303'. The subject is complex covering when orders are legal, what would now be called Post Traumatic Stress, and genal British conduct during the war. As an aside because of this Austrlia and New Zealand would not allow their nationals to be courtmartiled by the British in WW1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breaker_Morant

You mean some of us need Fat git size? Umm. :cool2: Well it could be a reason for me to go on a diet.

Damm! I bunked off school to see the aircraft when they staged through Jersey for the film Battle of Britian, in company with some Nord/He111.:-D

Welcome in Neil.

After 70+ years, what is original? My Dodge WC54 was built in America, rebuilt in Germany in 1952, and modified in Norway. So?

Well the Japanese army used Harley Davidson motor cycles!

Welcome, you will find lots of toys in the box here.

Definitley British. Though top marked as three ton bottom as fifteen hundredweight. Scource for these is the Tank Musuem taken originally at Chiselhurst Common.

There was some equipment tested in Australia that did produce a lot of heat. The WS10 mobile communication equipment.

Try Pastparts, if they can't supply they can rebuild.